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aca) - (ACA is also manufacturing the 10,000 cane. wagons for

“the Cubans), passed throurh Maghéid ou 23 September and told

_ ANAUTO-1 that there was an unidentified Cuban in A2XVALOLA

who is preparing a study on Spanish firms trading with Cuba,

ANAYTO-1 imnediately suspected: that this Cuban was an agent

of RVROCK and suggested that GARCIA Kot to know this porson

and try to elicit biographic information as well as attempt ;

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_QUTIMID-REPORTED AMAUTOS PLAN REMAIN MADRID FOR aT LEAST
HOTHER” YEAR AND POSSIBLY TWO. WIFE PREGNANT WITH SIXTH CHILD.

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INTERESTED PARTICULARLY HIS PRESENT STATUS,

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_QUTINID REPORT MARCHE 69 (REF A) SUBJECT INTENDED ‘DEPART MADRID
REF B REPORTED SUBJECT HAD DEPARTED FOR HAVANA 4 AUG

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C. MADRID. 8882 (IN 92987)

1. PHOTOS FORWARDED WITH REP A SHOWN TO AMBEDEW-1 WHO
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IDENTIFIED FOLLOWING, NUMBERED PER REF: NO. 1, RECOGNIZED AS "GALLO, "

ae FORMER CHIEF OP CENTER, SPAIN. NO. 4. IDENTIFIED AS “ENCARGADO DE
; NEGOCIOS" IN SPAIN, GUILLERMO (RUIZ), A 1 ADDED THAT RUIZ WAS VERY

“DICTATORTAL" IN-HIS DEALINGS WITH DGI OFFICERS, AND THAT HE HAD
SERIOUS PERSONALITY CONFLICT WITH GALLO, NO. 6, RECOGNIZED AS THE
MAN A- 1 THINKS REPLACED GALLO AS CoC IN SPAIN, WHOSE PSEUDO IS
"DOMINGO, " — |

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HE UNABLE IDENTIFY, DID NOT RECOGNIZE ANY OF REMAINDER PHOTOS,
3. BASED ON PACT PHOTOS SUBMITTED eITH REF A REPRESENT SMALL

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AMAGONIZE-{ AND AMAUTO-1.WISE SHOW BEWILDERMENT AND CONCERN NON
ARRIVAL AMMEDIA-1. CONVERS@TION LATE EVE 8 MAY AMAUTO-1 WIFE. ASKED.
"JOKINGLY" IF HE MIGHT NOT HAVE DEFECTED, -

2. AMAUTO-1 HAS STARTED AFFAIR WITH AMAGONIZE-| LAST Two
NIGHTS, NIGHT. 8TH SUPPOSEDLY VORKING LATE BUT TOGETHER, AT g193
HRS 12TH AMAUTO-1 WENT TO APT AMAGONIZE-{1 AFTER OFFICIAL FUNTION.
BEING UNUSUALLY NICE TO EACH OTHER OW PHOWE LAST COUPLE DAYS,

"3, AMAGONIZE-1 NOW WORRIED AMMEDIA-1 MIGHT BE SECRETLY MADRID
WATCHING HER MOVEMENTS, CLAIMS ON PREVIOUS OCCASION IN MADRID
OBSERVED HER MOVEMENTS FOR FOUR DAYS BEFORE CONTACTING HER,

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WIFE AMAUTO™ 1 oN SUDDEN RECALL OF FORMER, CONVERSATIONS
TOTALLY INDISCREET AMD PXPOSE EXTRAORDINARY aMOUNT INFO OW
SUPPOSED REASONS FOR RECALL. AnD ITS APPARENT CONNECTION. WITH
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VOICED BY AMAGONIZE- I over URGENT RECALL, FOMOFF INSISTED
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AMAUTO 1 HAD CABLED FOMOFF FO9 EXTENSION DEPARTURE DATE To
13 May, ; . . ;
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FOR SURDSN RECALL? :
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- FEARS: OF FONOFF.) ANAGONIZE> 1 ‘CONSIDERED. THIS PREFOSTEROUS
SECAUSE OF HER COMPLETE LOYALTY TO THE FOREIGN MINISTER AND

“FACT SHE INCAPABLE ABANDONING HER DAUGHTERS. (WE SUSPECT
FONOFF NOW QUESTIONING OR RE-THINXING BASIS KER-LOYALTY AND ce
THEIR TRUST IN HER, AMAGONIZE-I HAS SAID THAT CHILDREN .

WOULD PROBABLY BE BETTER OFF WITHOUT HER THUS CONTRADICTING
STATEMENT ABOVE.) = OO

as IN VIEW SERIOUS SITUATION DESCRIBED ABOVE, OBVIOUSLY
PRECIPITATED BY ANBEDEM1 AFFAIR, REQUEST "eS CONSIDER APPROACH?
TO AMAGONIZE-1 UNDER FUSTEAL FLAG BEFORE HER DEPARTURE 5 MAY.
PITCH COULD ACCOMPLISH FOLLOWING:

ae SHE COULD ACCEPT PITCH AND YORK AGAINST PBRUNEN

TARGETS. (THIS CONTRARY TO APPROACH AGREED UPON By

STATION AND HQS, BUT AMAGONIZE-1 FREQUENTLY STATED SHE

| ALONE AND HAS NO-FRIENDS, HER BITTERNESS WITX PSRUNER

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_PIICH THIS MIGHT. SERVE AMPURPLE OBJECTIVE AND MIGHT- ALSO ca a '
RAISE QUESTION IN PBRUMEE MINDS ON WHETHER AMEEDEW1 - -
RECRUITED BY FUSTEAL OR BY WOLADY. (NO EVIDENCE PSRUNENA .
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22 APR &SOUT KEEPING: JOS BUT WIFE ALREADY. DECIDED
THAT WANTED YOUNGER PERSON AND HAD ALREADY PLACED
ADVERTISEMENT IN LOCAL PAPER. AMAUTO-2 NOW WORKING
WITH NEW ENPLOYEE WHOSE LaST NeNE NOT YET KNCUN,

BUT A-2 WILL TRY O8TAIN. A-2 KAS PROVIDED LAYOUT

AMAUTO-1°S GFFICE AT ROME ANE DINING AREA.
Ze A-2 TCO NERVOUS AND TIMID TO MEET SUR.
REQUIRE EXENTS AND NO AéOUN ‘T REASSURANCE CCULD MITIGATE

FEARS. vs
3. A-2 WILL BE AVAILAELE Ta WIFE AMAUTO-1 FOR «

PART TINE “ORK THUS PREFER PosS NCT GE CANCELLED.

4. FILE: 261-845515.
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RETAIN J 3 VITK AMAUTC-1 HOUSENCLE AtD.. “SHE TERN TE! an

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| REF: MADRID 8156 (IN 42197) ar es ee

5 “= -1,.POA REQUESTED FOR AMAUTO-5 (201-848517), A- 3's HUSBAND.

i WILL ADVISE.

i 2. | REQUEST “AMPLIFICATION PARA: 7 REF. - RECRUITMENT OF" _— o oe
AMAUTO-2 ACCOMPLISHED BY STATION UNILATERALLY, WHICH WE BELIEVE _ 7

ql WAS DESIRABLE MEANS. UNLESS OVERRIDING LOCAL CONSIDERATIONS _ sy,

4 suGlecs— . > 47

FOR SURFACING PLANS TO QUSEQUIN-37, WOULD PRESER CONTINUED

UNILATERAL OPERATION, |
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“Nane’ ‘ontioned by. ‘AMBEDEW-1

“Bhoto #2 Ricardo DIEZ Gallart —-coaponly called Gallart
Cole Clerk Madrid

-Phote #3° Oreates. [BARREDA. Perez, First Secretary forierly_
. in Switzerland, ‘Mercedes ARIAS, wife :

Photo #4 (right to left) ‘Guillermo ‘RUIZ perez, Encargado*
ne de Négocics ; Nilde VECIANA de RUIZ, wife of
Encargado; Ricardo ESPINO- Martinez, Commercial

Counselor...
Photo #5 Ricardo xgpitio \iarttues, Commercial Counselor

Photo #6 (arrows oaly) Guillermo RUIZ Perez,
Aristides DIAZ Rovirosa, First Secretary and

suspected tel

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Photo #7  .Guillerso. RUIZ Perez
Be Aristides “DIAZ Rovirosa and wito
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F integrated” ‘tnto™ loftiat movement
in Spain. . : .

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es Unidentified ‘Cuban’ -— we suspect. ‘that he ‘ts a
: ‘ . . ’ courter. : .

‘Photo #12 Gt : RUIZ Perez; | Encargado. ‘de. Negocios
oe "Alfredo HIDALGO, “Domi

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Photo #13 Julio CASTELLO ‘Dumas, Cuban joarnatist
now in kadrid. ;

"Photo #14 Vera -BORODOWSKY Jackievich, (in center)
. - Secretary to RUIZ .

Photo #15“ Nilda VECIANA de RUIZ
: Vera BORODOWSKY Jackievich
' Guillermo RUIZ Perez

7 OD It. ‘ts suggested ‘that Headquarters show: AMBEDEW-1 a:
number of photographs of QUHOON crewmen preferrably photos of crewne
on the international circuit . including those of QUTRUNK-19,
QUCRASH-1 and QUZONE-1. We would suggest against showing only
thoge of our assets if photos of other crewmen are not available.

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1. REQUEST reyes MARIA JESUSA (MARTIN). VILLAR” AND mo -

JOSE: ANTONE (FERNANDEZ) CRESS, SCTH SPANISH CITIZENS WHO

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QUTIMID 2@ MAR REVEALED -

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-THAT MARTIN PROCESSING FOR VISA TO STATES BUT IS KEEPING

THIS NEWS FROY aANAUTOS. SHE ASCEIVES: MAIL FROM STATES

AT HOME FEMALE FRIEND AND HER PHONE CONVERSATIONS WITH

FRIENDS RE LETTERS ARE HUSH KUSH. SHE APPEARS PURPOSELY
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CHILDREN IN Goo HANDS WHEN THEY LEAVE: TOWN OR ARE ; =
ENTERTAINING Our. ANAUTOS WANT” HER REMAIN WITH “THEM : 7

UNTIL AFTER TREIR HOME LEAVE “JULY- -AucusT, BUT MARTIN wants

LEAVE BEFORE. (HOME LEAVE PLANS NEW TO STATION. WE REPORTED - ;

EARLIER THAT AMAUTO-1 DID NOT WANT: RETURN SPAIN.)

4. OPERATIONAL BREAK” “ OCCURRED MGRNING 28 MAR WHEN NAME

OF FEMALE FAIEND UNCOVERED « | REQUEST TRACES AND PRIORITY

wig dia nee +

CLEARANCE ON TovaS <cHIDALGO) GAT (COMMONLY USE GATO AS LAST.
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CITIZENS. FATHER OF

BOR HAVANA & SEPT 1915. BOTH U.S.
TowaS IS TOMAS GATO BOKN KEY WEST, FLORIDA 26 DEC 1885.
" ALINA NATURALIZED

MOTHER CELIA GOiaS BORN KEY WEST 1892.

1g JUNE 1968. HIDALGO IS MANAGER WOOLWORTHS MADRID AND GOOD

FRIEND AMERICAN CONSUL. IT WAS FROM CONSUL THAT WE OBTAINED

IFC ON MARTIN AND HUSBAND.
INGUIRE INTO PROCEDURE OBTAINING VISA FOR MARTIN AND HUSBAND.

ALINA CAME TO EMBASSY 24 MAR TO
cuTIMio LEB uS TO CONSUL.

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_ "HIDALGO AND WIFE FOR POSSIBLE INTRODUCT 10x MARTIN FOR USE.-
HIDALGOS LEAVING. “MADRID 2 APR FOR 7 - ao oe
HIDALGOS VERY Good FRIENDS .-

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APPROX TEN Day VISIT TO STATES.
OF FORMER AMERICAN CONSUL MARGARET HUSSMAN WHO Now IN

WASHINGTON. Has MAY WANT CONTACT KUSSMAN FOR ASSESSMENT.

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“1. POA GRANTED ‘LY APRIL AMAUTO-2 PROVIDE INFOON | Ty

ANAUTO-1, WILL ADVISE RE POAS AMAUTO-3 AND 4,
2. FILE: 201-848515,
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CORDING QUTIMID/QUDOZE. HAS. HAD NUMBER OF MEETINGS
SO hacia Febusa . Doi PASI
WITH RUMANT AD REP, | DART, oF FERS EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. —....-...
FG COLLECTION: INTEL ON AMAUTO-1 GUESTS AND HABITS, BUT
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GFFICE AS WELL AS DINING ROOM SINCE AMAUTO-1 FREQUENTLY
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: Le. ‘On 16 Januai 1969" ‘QUTIMID "reported a discussion
». between Subject ‘a he-Chief .of the,'Rumanian Trade. delegation,
in Spain; ‘duy¥ing : which. the Rumanian asked when they could’ tieet.
- ‘Subject © invited the ‘Rufianian : to His home where, he said, he

_ has” set up -a- small office and: was beginning to work more at
home . than: in-the office, because of the added comfort. (We
‘wouldn't be surprised if: this was. suggested by ‘his wife,-who ~
“is very-jealous of hér husband.) The meeting was arranged

for 1130 hours on 17 January. -AMAUTO-1 commented that he is
“up quite. early in the morning ,. “Presumably ‘to begin work in
his. office. - .

“2. ‘The. above report is the first we have received on..
'Subject's use of his home as an office. The invitation to f=

the Rumanian, of course, casts suspicion on the nature of the
’ conversation. coe =

3. Since his ‘move to new quarters, AMAUTO-1‘'s home is
about... 50- yards from two WOFIRM Staffers - Martin B. CRYMM and
Conrad B. FALAGIARO. .(See attached sketch). Edwin B. RATTEREE
‘lives. approximately 200 -yards from the AMAUTO home. This :
proximity to AMAUTO-1's home by three staffers brings up the
question of the use of an RF device to monitor conversations.
in AMAUTO's office at home, assuming at this time, that he.
has a phone in the office, most likely an extension of the
. home. phone: For planning purposes, we would appreciate from.
-MKNOVA a.list of: ‘requirements for a target study in the use.
of an RF device... If other means are available for external ©
penetration ‘of his home we would welcome your suggestions
and comments, Please advise us also if the RF device is still
a controlled item, which cannot be discussed with or released
tolaison. Your earliest reply would be appreciated,

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he: " QUDOZE * ‘and QUT MID rations have continued. to. provide insights

-dnto the. prograw of. the PBROWEN official establishment in’ Spain, the

-requirenents: laid.-on ‘it: and the: -evolut ion in. the thinking of

; AMAUTO=1 and his staff as they work toward expanding their contacts

" and iafluence in the. political, ecdiosic and cultural-propaganda

ficlds; ‘These developments vi) provide the subject matter for
subsequent dispatches’, _ ‘However, in addition to sucn conventional .
“publ ic Yelations"; ‘the QUDOZ® Reports have recently carried evie
dence of HRCUILE activety, _Because such activity automatically
means PBHUMEN involvément in Spain's internal affairs, QUOTA has
taken an even greater than usual: interest in these developments,
Translations of the transcripts detailing this Anforaation are given

below. ; ae

9. The earliest and certainly the gost striking MEGUILE in-
foreation was forwarded under ref A describing AMAUTO-1's advice
to AMADIEU-1' on the techniques of living a clandestine life, on

“the use of disguise and'on the becessity for good organization ‘tor

-. "with. bad’ organization we arelost". Then, 8 QUDOZE Report of:
_ 30 April. ‘68 summarized a discussion on the Isck of personrel in
“the: ‘Enbassy. to make scientific and technical contacts, at which
“time AMAUTO-1 digressed into describing the cover for a new sember.
of the staff whoa he apparently expected to arrive in the near,
future. "“..,. what is lacking is a comrade who could take care |
of the. cultural and- apparently the technical aspect also. Who
‘could also ascertain who are the ‘Avericans, their addresses, in “
what streets are located their...." He adds that this comrade will
have to move about, to make contacts, to be up on everything, and
if time remains to do other ‘things. . He added that he revenbers the
President (of PBRUHEN) gave much importance: to this as 4 matter of
honor for all the wissions abroad. He repeated that the techrical
“aspect (i.e.collecting technics) information) required a coarade, a

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‘comrade who learns the details of foreign commerce in order to be
‘able ‘to converse. yall vith people. Apparently this vould be: a,
type of overt Specialty thot they. would give to tho comrade who
“41a order to hide the true” purpose of his pission which yeuld be to
collect information -for. then a4 AMAUTO-=1 48. heard to comsent’ that
they have to “invyent™ the vork of this comrade in order that he j-
“ pight- ‘have a definite. specialyy; | AMAUTO~1 seers to be thinking of i.
a specific person becauge he. comments that he speaks tvo languages,
ne dee 1thes economics, ‘and ‘adds that at the end of two ‘Eonths he

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: Following the returé ‘of AMADRIFT-1. on the 7th of March €8,
via PBatniEn nati na] flight, after hone leave in PBRUMEN, the Qunoz4
matorial reporte xtensive conversations’ between AMA DRIFT—1. and :
AMAUTO=1 on future plans. Tvo- were of MHGUILE doterest:”

2 qupeze ” iport 6 43. warch 68, ‘AMAUTO-1 says, "this is...

With the American movement - ‘in. Spain: ‘and with the Bonopoly Lo
that: they have ery" e ‘He. saya, Tin ‘ay jucgenent our - :
‘undamental- probies o Spain from the political potat of
view is to ascertain what there is behind all - this, what
~. ‘there ‘here, we aust get ourselves in notion”. “That is a

very” dmportant point: for us, to ascertain what are their
’ names, who are those who are. here, .how they (the Americans:

are. moving" « He adds taat, "If we are able to find out, @

will be able to- ‘stop then. completely.”

B.. QUDOZE Report of ‘14 Mar 68. AMAUTO-1 says that they have
-. to find out “what are the forces in Spain, with the pos-
‘sibility of our haying access (to. thea)", He comments that
Spain, is'at’a crossroads interoaily and externally.- He -
says they have to find out what is happening in Spain,
whether they. give the workers liberty to strike, etc. i

He again repeats all they have to find out, ment fons find-
ing out "who are the sonarchists, what forces they repre-
to what forces are they united, who are the elezents

sent,
that ere being financed by the CIA and by the American
Embassy", "Which are those scattered elements that the

newspaper of. the Movement has accused of being backed by

the Awerican Eubassy, what. financial.pover do they have?” —

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Headquarters is-aware, the police effectively handled. Ina 2 . H
May QUDOZE Report, AMAUTO-1 repeatedly commented on what a tremen- j
dous failure the dewonstration bad been; he kept asking AMADRIFT-2 |
what had happened, why the Spanish people had not responded, why
the workers had not, and finally said "The next demonstration we
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1. ‘The, following conversation came. from Subject source; .

“tat a meeting vith Hector GALLO and Aristides DIAZ,
- the following. statenent was sade by. Guilleres: ‘ROI;

Fe i Cuba Charge. ‘d’aftaires:

: "You know. ‘why " 3 saying. this... . because. the ‘CIA 1s

-.. directly intervening in ‘the internal affairs of ‘the
. Country, ARAGON can say “it, the DGS Director can Bay .
“4t, as.well as our dear. friend Don Camilo PONSEVEDRA.
(phon. ), and :here they don't permit ‘this or anything

'.. because they know very well that......here the Soviet.

KGB: as well as- the American CIA. can't,....because the
-Spatiards.....hate it so such. The Americans are trying

to asphyxiate this government, first because while

FRANCO 1s. in-powver . there ts always the great danger of |

. a revolt here. The Americans want to have @ government
‘tn Spain of the type Italy, France and Vest Gersany have,
a stable governnent’, that: has a high middle class} and
where there 18 o high standard of living, because when
you have the difference between the individual who is
eating.....and the individual who is eating a chicken,
then- you have a dangerous probien, because in Latin

Aserica we have. ...° but here in Europe it‘s different,
that is why I's telling you this.....they can be toter-

-vening in the government...,.that is why we Bust try, to

find out,"

2, Following 19 the identity of the , personnel involved -

a. Rector GALLO protieles, First. Secrotary of Cuban Embassy, also
believed to be Chief, DSE officer stationed at the Embassy.

by Aristides DIAZ Rovirosa, Second Secretary/Press Attache, ‘also’
possibly lavolved ia intel watters.

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. 1. “On 10 January 1968, AMAUTO-1, tn one of his many daily
discussions. with his ‘subordinates, reflected on the international
position of his country, and anong the things he said, we quote
the’ following which may be of possible interest to addressees.
Although part of the discussion was not heard because of the
emotional inflection of the speaker, we feel that the jist of
the discussion. is: clear and understandable, . .

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favorably disposed to do whatever. ««(ANAUTO-1 begins |
to talk against the United States) that when the :
Americans have to raise the white flar..,because the
first plane that appears on radar... (AMAUTO-1 is
speaking: excitedly and itis very difficult to wi
each.word Dut it appears that he is talking about the:
positions of missiles in Cuba), Havana, Las Villas and
Camaguey. and that with these missiles, we can cover
Miami, New York, and ali their bases, and all of their
mmierda't, , .4if the Americans say they are going ty
‘sad them (missiles? planes?), we will send then; if
‘ they (Americans) say they are yoing to dnvace us, the
first plane that comes to invade.,.(AMAUTO-1's sub-
ordinate remarked that 15 October G2 marked a point
’ in international politics, when tho Yankees ordered’
the Soviets to withdraw their missiles), . .(AM\UTO-1
injected) "they (the Sovicts) presented them (the ; ‘

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987 aecoppaniod by his wife, ‘Rilea, aud ‘three

3 Fator ‘and ‘had’ let the various compononts of the

Cuban off) pint ‘establishment: in: Spain: run their own affaira,

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“a "new broda” and rearrange things according to bis own
lighta, ‘led Station .dadrid to expect Bowe changes particularly

within the. Fabaasy. However, the QUDOZR and QUTIXID operations

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with: the specific: task of. ‘upgrading tho Cuban miseion in
Spain both in terms of prestige and effectiveness. Station
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information on this program as it becomes available from the

7 QULOZE and QUTIMID operations ‘Along vith iaforration on the
official Cuban persona Litiea aduiniatering the program.

2. A atriking wifference between RUIZ and his
predecessor was noted in the QUROZE and GUTIBID reports of
that first week. RUIZ-has no inhibitions over spending
Goney. one of the Rabaesy cars, a Peugeot vas replaced with
& nev aodel and there vas discussion of replacing the other
two Peugeota with new ones, Nilda, RUIZ's wife, was picked
up by the wife of GOVIN sho turned $200 over to her to go
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“deputy, on ‘the - propor clothes for diplomatic functions tin. |
Madrid and.an appointment was to be made with a tailor.
_ Nilda declared that the apartment where CALZADILLA and his
- family had lived ecoremic2ily was inadequate and thoy
decided to look for & chalet, something very spacious and
well-priced:..: They subsequently seriously considered one
‘known to-rent -for 30,000 pesetas ($500) per month and thon
_- “tufned it .dovna, dpparéatly for reasons other than price, A
: ew :tolex:‘wachine was ‘ordered for the Embassy, The technician
' "S"gtated they could’ install a. teletype that could only receive, |
_"t .-not-:send, messages but this seemed acceptable, So, .

4. December 1967, the day after his arrival,

- On Vonday,
consuls in Barcelona, Sevilla and

RUIZ ordéred the |

_ Vigo’ to: Madrid’ for:
‘of “wanting to. =

Wednesday ,:6-'
meeting in

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( L attention was givén to adzinistrative
matters, trade and prop ganda. .Thé latte: two subjects will
be dealt with 41n separate dispatches. On the administrative
side, RUIZ listéned sympathetically to complaints about low
salaries, old buildings and inadequate operating budgets and
concluded by asking for a monthly report on receipts and
-expenses aod @-report.on the. consuls’ current needs, their
monthly balances-and their administrative activities. The
printing and telephone bills were the two items of expense
that kept recurring throughout the discussions,

‘

: 4, By the end of the week, RUIZ had prepared a report
‘on the situation he found in the Chancerry and the mission
in. general for forwarding to Havana and which he first .
discussed with his subordinates, He started by assuring
- them that he had "found great co-operation among all the
comrades in this mission" and declared that the staff was
complete. Apparently, RUIZ intends to make no parsonnel
changes and Hector GALLO Portieles, who had previously beén
most eager to return PCS to Havana, now has gone to Havana
on vacation, He left Madrid on the 20 December 1967 Iberia

flight.

5. The Cuban mission has certain financial problems
since the present budget dates from previous yee73 and does
not cover current expenses... However, the “new economic
activities of the consulate" are expected to assist with the
problem, Here RUIZ is presumably referring to the pressure
brought to bear in November 1967 by Cuban sympathizers in
the Spanish Foreign Office working through the Customs and
the Immigration. Office to force Cuban exiles to register
with the Cuban consulate and pay the $22.50 fee for a valid
passport. Enough exiles have responded to this pressure to
relieve gome of the financial problems of the Cuban mission.
Thia source of income will Jastias long as the Cubans’ friends
in. the Foreign Ministry are able to assist them, ‘

G. The reception of Cuban official travelers at the.
_ airport and the handling of Embassy pouches poses a
continuing adrinistrative problem for the Embassy. Jose.
DIAZ Puga, who is in charge of this airport work has to
devote himself exclusivaly to taking care of the couriers
t when any come in, leaving visitors to fend

and their pouches )
for themselves, This situation. has been alleviated by
other Fmbassy staff members jaunting out to the airport at

will to meet the inconing planes. Now, RUIZ has declared

- that the rest of the staff must stay in the Embassy because
they have a work plan to fulfill, Thus, he has left himself
with an uiresolved problem he’ must face in the very near

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recommendations: ,

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~ : ‘a, Rent another building where thea Chancillary,
: _ ", the Commercia? Office, the Consulate and the:
“ Cubana Offices can all ‘be housed: instead o% - |
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¢.-- Send another person from Cuba who has the
{background to take care of scientific work plus
_ .eontinuing the contacts the Nigeion will have
a . “" glready made. In view of RUIZ's previous
agent : _ statement on the completeness’ of the staff, suc
& person would likely be a non-official”

represéntative of.one of Cuba's cultural fronts
suchas the Casa de lar Americas. =

c. ; - 8. RUIZ concluded his. remarks by saying that in Spain
there is a tremendous field for’ the Cubans, they have no .
UR x ey can.do a great work, Such is. the
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1. ‘Gui rréetmo- RUIZ ‘Perez, “Charge a@taffaires of the
‘Cuian Emi_assy: in Madrid, .has occupied. that post for
nearly a year. During that time, the QUDOZE/QUTIMID
material has revealed various facets of his personality,
showing him.to be.a man of volatile temper, an incessant
talker and with more breadth of experience and outlook
than the > other members of the local Cuban mission,

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people as possible and. in widening his circle. of

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‘world, He has_laid great emphasis. on cultural matters .
in outlining his plans for the Embassy's activities. He
has shown a certain intellectual restlessness, a desire
to keep abreast of events in the world outside of Cuba
and a willingness to accept whatever he deems to be good
“or useful from that exterior world. Thus, during his
early conversations with his staff soon after his arrival,
he extolled the virtues of the Yankee system. of "briefing"
‘and the fact that executives have privacy for con the =

was pre- -occupied: by the interpretation he would”
to give to Cuba here, that cultural relations were

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reduced to a very narrow etrele and Since Cuba was) "in"
economically it was now necessary to pive attention to..
the political and cultural fields, HNe~later commented
_on the. fact, that- Cuba ds practically unknown .in “Spain,
Tat “ubuh produéets are’ never seen in the local .storeg
and that ‘the view \of Cuba of the average Spaniard has”
_-cone fram ‘the exiles. tle has .continued™to discuss the
need for advertising Cuban products and considered
. decOrating nis office and his home: with Cuban items and
furniture so he could show a little bit of Cuba to his
Spanish. and foreign contacts, Another consequcnce of -
this'destre to put Cuba's best foot forward is a certain
harshness in dealing: with the shortcomings of his - me
. Colleagues and fellow Cubans outside the mission, calling
“attention to ani ‘deficiencies in their conduct and ways
of. dealing with: the persons they meet. As recently .ag
‘in ‘a’ QUDOZE -report ‘of 13 July he was complaining that the
‘Cubans. scem. to' have lost -the elegant touch in their |
' public functions, . . .

7 , 3.-.RUIZ's attitude toward money follows logically
(7 from his desire, that Cuba's prestige increase and he is
quite willing to spend money where it will show. The-
Embassy's 6 January. reception was’ an expensive affair,
the Embassy -and (Commercial officers take their Spanish
contacts to the best restaurants, he and his wife pay
30,000 pesetas (approximately $ 430.00) rent per month
for a house deemed suitable to his position and buy new
clothes without ‘hesitation for the various diplomatic
functions, © Before- he went on home leave on 6 August 1968,
he, was encouraging his stafr to rent better apartments
that would more nearly match their status as diplomats
and his wifo was looking for a different house for them, .
One with fewer maintenance headaches and with rooms large ny
_) ,-enough for, siiall receptions of as many as 40 people. aa
fai vf. this is quite in accord with RUIZ's own bourgdisa
¢ tastés, reflected more than any thing eIsé in his preat
. Intetest in clothes and in being well dressed. Yet the
Cuban mission Operates on a slim budget and the salaries
are not high. Station Madrid has no information on
whether Cuban mission personnel receive a housing
allowance but assumes they must as otherwise RUIZ, at
least, could never make cnds meet, RUIZ earns a gross
’ salary of $681.50 per month and all his living expenses
including clothes, food, medical expenses, education for
the couple's 5 children and perhaps utilities must come
.from this sum, RUIZ also expects to be able‘to invite
Cuban officiils transiting Madvid and his Soanish and
foreign contacts home for lunch or dinner at any time.
There is no indication that he receives a representation
allowance yet he will allow his wife to charge nothing
except the Ssaituries of two maids to the Embassy and she
can't economize on food when they are alone because he
will go out to a restaurant rather than eat rice and ‘beans,
RUIZ is. Plainly cautious in his dealings with Havana over
money, even while wanting to live as well as possible
in Madrid. The difference in the couple's manner of
living between Havana and Madrid must be striking since
RUIZ hada good position in the Ministry of Foreign Commerce
prior to becoming Charge d'Affaires and yet his wife told
Vera, the Embassy secretary and her closest friend, that
she did not have a refrigerator in Cuba and would like
to take one back with her if they did not return to Madrid

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4. As an individual, RUIZ has appeared in .
QUDOZE/QUTIMID as hervous, capricious, quick tempered. |
In contrast to his”pleasant” public appearance and ‘his
- usually acceptable telephone language, his private
conversation is vulgar, low and full of ugly words.
We SWears” contintally “and flics oft into. rages. He is
. a Compulsive talker. and apparently uses his long.
“conversations and his consultations over some course
_Of action as a mheans of psychological ‘reintorcement.
‘He has given the impression of being insecure in hig
-Rosit:ion and when faced with an accumulation or
problems in the office prior to home leave, was talking
of resigning: and returning to Cuba, This insecurity
may account for: ‘his touchiness over the way he is...
treated by the Spaniards, especially those in government
positions.” --He has been noted describing several of his
. interviews -with, Spanish Ministets or people holding
‘. Amportant. government positions at great length, going~
a into ‘much detail on the length of the meeting, if they
.- “shook hands, if the person smiled, if he liad anything
nice to say: about Cuba or the Cubans, etc. As the
addressees know, +RUIZ came to his post as a. transfer
-.. from thé Ministry of Foreign Commerce. On numerous
"|" -o€casions he has’ said that his life interest is in-
commerce and industry and prior. to his vacation ‘in Cuba,
he was increasingly depressed Over his present position
and his ability to fill it, which may account for some
of this sense of personal uncertainty. He has scemed
a hard worker and a man with good ideas on the work of
the ‘Embassy and how it should be organized, ideas which
he has repeated endlessly, but he has been unable to |.
inspire in his subordinates. In his disputes with GALLO
in June he complained about the lack of team spirit in

the office,

§. .RUIZ's political ideas are centered in the Cuban

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revolution and the Station considers him as an

if unquestioned regime Supporter. . However, his approach
, is différent from that of the younger, less. intelligent
,;men who have known nothing else. RUIZ has hada

-isufficient breadth of education and experience to make

ja choice, to have reached his own decision that the

‘Castro regime is good for Cuba and that Marxism as
interpreted by the Cubans is an adequate intellectual
foundation for life. A QUDOZE Report of 13 December 1967
included a discussion with a Spanish employee of the
Embassy during which RUIZ explained that the Cuban
revolution is different from any other revolution there
has ever been in the world, that it has different
characteristics and trajectories, that in spite of having

"a mark of Marxist principles it has many variations

which make it different. These variations are unknown
even to some of the comrades themselves. Ina QUDOZE
Report of 23 June, he commented on certain features of |
the Cuban system as “very difficult to understand unless
one is of the left". The QUDOZE Report of 4 July quoted
extensively in OSMA-24,112 of 9 August 1968 showed

most clearly RUIZ’s view of Cuba and the revolution as-
one entity and to_see himself within that structure, a
part of it and serving it. Beyond that, his mind runs
in business and public relations rather than political
channels and he has shown less interest in the policies
than in the power relationships @f the men within the

‘hierarchy Who administer the policies, He Has Been

able: to Avoid ‘sounding doctrinaire in his discussions and

has been able to deal satisfactorily with the wide variety

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of people he likes to meet. This last winter the couple
“Was able to find a secular school for their cnildren
«Where ‘they would wot be taught religion, Along with the
Fest of ‘his staff RUIZ has exaggerated ideas about the
size and aggressive intentions of the WOFIRM organization
in Spain ené@ its Siways on the tookout tor a “provocation".
even to the extent. of refusing to receive an-unknowa ;
nNewspuper. man who called for an interview.

a 6. RUIZ seems to have little time for his wife,
Nilda, and their children and, at least in public, his
‘attitude toward his wife has been quite curt. He has.
mentioned. on at least two occasions having "his problems
at home" and that all married couples have problems .
they alone can solve, but he -has never discussed them.
Nilda, for her part, in her long conversations with Vera
has. made no comments that would indicate any special
problems. - She-had always worked prior to coming to
Spair and at first was quite discontented with a life of
_ idleness, but adjusted herself to her new Situation,
She appears intelligent, competent, a good mother and
probably a good business woman, She is. outspoken but
also solicitous and affectionate with. her husband, always
- snterested in his work and encouraging him in what he
‘does. RUIZ, like most of the members of his staff, has
H had u : 5 :

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- whatever e gs of inadéquacy ‘h ‘ :
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‘is the biographic data and photos on the new Cuban Ambassador
_to Spain Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez (201-735296) and his.
“wife and on RUIZ's secretary Vera BORODOWSKY Jackiewich
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1, At. the time the referenced dispatch was prepared, .
_the QUDOZE Reports were showing the beginning of a full
fledged fight -between Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the Charge
d'affaires of the Cuban Embassy in Madrid and his first
Secretary,: Hector GALLO Portieles.. As so often happens in
human relations, less important issues proved the vehicle
for expressing deeper conflicts and problems, In this
case, the primary problem can be simply summarized. The
members of RUIZ's staff operate independently of their
chief and he feels he is neither consulted nor informed by
his subordinates on their activities, This is particularly
true in relation, to GALLO, The specific issues which
sparked their quarrels were RUIZ's dispute with Emilio
ROMERO, editor of the newspapcr Pueblo, and the distribution
-of Che GUEVARA's Diary. .- ; .

2. A QUDOZE Report of 2 July 1968 outlined a hot
‘discussion that ensued when RUIZ went into a rage over a"
phone call GALLO had received from Emilio ROMERO, RUIZ
and ROMERO are not on speaking terms whereas GALLO and
ROMERO get along well, GALLO said, he ‘feared enmity with
ROMERO would bring about the. publication of articles
unfavorable to Cuba whereas RUIZ replied that when the first |
unfavorable article comes out, he will:take it to the
Foreign Minister and settle the matter’on that level, He
pelieves that he represents Cuba in Spain and that his

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subordinates should back him by taking the same positions
in public that he takes, a not unreasonable demand on

the part of a Chief of Mission, RUIZ bluntly told GALLO
“that he, GALLO, had committed an error.and GALLO just as
bluntly. disagreed, - GALLO's view was that RUIZ had come in
im a bad humor and nothing pleased him whereas RUIZ felt
GALLO. should try putting himself in RUIZ's place, something
he-claims GALLO is incapable of doing. Finally, this
particular argument ended ina form of compromise with .
GALLO agreeing to.call ROMERO the following day and remind
him’ that. he "should eall the Minister".

3. On. 4 July the battle was renewed over the
distribution of Che's Diary. At that time the Embassy
only had 6 or 7 copies. which were being loaned out on an
overnight basis, RUIZ said he wanted to send the Diary
"to a mountain of people" while GALLO was also offering
-it freely and without consulting RUIZ about. the action or
his ‘list of recipients, RUIZ scolded him roundly for this.
and,. ignoring GALLO'’s attempts at self-justification, told
him he had to respect the instructions he received, At
one point in his tirade, RUIZ even went so far as to
suggest it would be better for one of them to leave and go
to work in another country, for example Rumania, Several
interesting items emerged from this’ long quarrel:

“some - ndéfined® prob kom® awhrich® 2Station=
Madrid assumes is related to his personality and his:

approach to. his. fellow workers. Ruiz said, "Look,
. “everyone. ‘knows the problem you have, ait
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know ‘of the problem...”
importance of discussing Mrobless. 3 among the ‘comrades
and said "for example in your case, you have been
foolish. in not. outlining the problem, I was waiting
and ESPINO was waiting and PILOTO",. :

: B. RUIZ commented that now he can understand
the attitude of CALZADILLA, Before, ne had thought
CALZADILLA was in error but now he feels the same way.

He. mentions "an, ambivalence" and says he will not

eact the same ‘way that CALZADILLA. ‘was: wrong. cin -.
i , persons: whereas:

th. everyone,” not.

just a few.

ye te Oy --RUIZ-takes:.a - bro ader. view.of.Party. membership
than his contémporaries.’ In commenting on the weekly
- study circle for members. of the Party, he set forth
his opinion that all the comrades of the local Cuban
Mission should participate even though they may not
be members because in his eyes it is as if they all
really were members,

D. RUIZ repeated a statement he has made on
previous occasions - the great interest of his life
is foreign commerce, However, in this 4 July QUDOZE
Report, he added the interesting detail that he had’
not wanted to come to Madrid as Charge and, in affect,
had been persuaded to come against his will, He
believes he is best able to serve in the control of
irustry and that is where he could perform a
tremendous work for his country as every revolutionary

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ought to be in the place of work where he is able
to do the most, “Until now, T bave always done
and have always gore where the revolution sent me... /
with my present limitation of criteria, I should |
not ‘be here”, He repeated hie canviction that he ‘
‘is wasting his talents and doing nething for Cuba
in, the position of Charge in’ comparison with what
he could do elsewhere, believe that with which
I am best able to serve my country.is in tke
‘control of industry...I. put myself in an industry |
and I’ see if things are being done well or if they
“are being done badly because I have knowledge and
because. I arrive at. my conclusions through the
accounting,..look, here I am wasting my presence
and my resources when I am able to be useful to

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By the-end of this 4 July report, RUIZ had exhdusted all
his combativeness and appeared very. depressed.

“4. RUIZ'is due for home leave in Havana the first
part of August. There have been indications scattered
‘ throughout the QUDOZE and QUTIMID Reports of the last

month or two that he might: not return, The information

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RUIZ will soon be going on home Leave, However, the forner
close association noted upon RUIZ's arrival is gone and
. . they are more distant and cool, GALLO at one point in
- . this. same 4 July QUDOZE Report mentioned how he had looked
: forward to working with RUIZ:.and QUDOZE had shown an _
_ initially close working relationship between them with

daily discussions of the problems of the Mission and the

' events of the day.

boss, and tried to sound reasonable but never gave in an

-~ + inch. on-any--of: the ‘points.over. which: they quarreled,—.In. ...... _.
the’end nothing was resolved except possibly to clear the
air of some of the tension between the two men for ina
10 July QUDOZE Report, RUIZ was still complaining about
GALLO'S friendship with Emilio ROMERO and saying that
‘GALLO only wanted to be out meeting people and not
preparing written memos on his work!

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iscussing the war in Vietnam with one of his subordinates |
- and commented that a Chinese gencral is driving the North .
American command mad. | He added that.this Chinese says that -— —
they failed the first-time and can fail. the second time but | :
that.in. thé end: the victory will be theirs, He also added
that Vietnam had “been at war with the Chinese for thousands -
of years, that the Chinese have a demonic power that is their.

people. . : :

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. further amplification of the above information which, even
though fragmentary and obscure, is being forwarded for
whatever use Headquarters may wish to make of it, Should
any clarifying information appear in future QUDOZE reports,
it will be Forwarded. It is interesting to note that,
although Station traces do not show the information, a
previous QUDOZE Report quoted RUIZ as saying he had once been

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position of his country... and among the things he said, we quote.
the following which may-be“of possible interést to addressees, --
. Although part of the discussion was not heard because of the.”
"emotional inflection of the!speaker, we feel. that the jist of
the discussion is clear and understandable, ?

"We are demonstrating to the world that Cuba,..is
favorably disposed to do whatever... (AMAUTO~1 begins
to talk against thé United States) that when the |

Americans have to raise. the white flag...because the
first. plane that appears on radar... (AMAUTO-1 ‘is
speaking excitedly and itis very difficult to understand
each word but it appears that he is talking about the
positions of missiles in Cuba), Havana, Las Villas and
Camaguey and.that with these missiles, we can cover.

_ Miami, New York, and all their bases and all of their
"mierda", , .if the Americans say they are going to
sad them (mis:iles? planes?), we will send them; if
they (Americans) say they are going to invade us, the
first plane that comes to invade,..(AMAUTO-1's sub-

. ordinate remarked that 15 October 62 marked a peint .
in international politics, when the Yankees ordered -*":
the. Soviets to withdraw their missiles), . .(AMAUTO-1
injected) "they (the Soviets) presented them (the
Cubans) with ten bombs", 7 us

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_ JAN 3:0 19631, “When Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the new ‘Cuban Charge met
Doe. Mics ‘with the Cuban consuls following his arrival in Spain, the
“Vesutt was @ long meeting at which primary attention was -

given to administrative matters, trade and propaganda. The
subject. of: propaganda will be dealt with in this dispatch.

2. The: ‘Castro regime has always attached great
importance to propaganda activities of all kinds and when the
new Cuvan Charge a'Affaires began to re-organize the work of
his subordinates, propaganda matters were not overlooked,
According to the QUDOZE and QUTIMID operations, the :
provincial consulates have been receiving four types of
propaganda for distribution, two of which were identified.
One was the propaganda put out by the organizations created
by the Castro regime, for example "The Voice of Vietnam",
_The other if newspapers. PACHECO, Consul in Seviiln,
mentioned Granma, which he claimed many people read, and
added that, lately he had been receiving Juventude Rebelde,

3. ‘RUIZ's ideas apparently go beyond hand-shaking and
the distribution of propaganda. He asked the consuls to
make a list of all the institutes and all the scientific
centers in their territories including. the special positions
of these centers and any other relevant information. They.
are to use these lists to develop a systematic work plan
of visiting each one, making friends, trying to obtain
‘Scholarships for Cuba, trying to obtain publications and
propaganda of every type, free if possible or by subscription

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.if necessary, The consuls were told to go with the attitude

of “looting”. . _ ;

4, Even while he was laying these responsibilities

on his consuls, RUIZ was busy within the Embassy. In

diséuss ions with. Andres MARTINEZ, a Spanisi cmpivyce who
works: on cultural matters.and is responsivle for publication

- Of the Embassy bulletin, RUIZ mentioned that he is

interested in offering Cuban documentaries to Spariish Cine

. (Movie) Clubs as’ they now ‘have.a large number, “an infinity",

of documentaries showing both Cuban technical application

.and how the people live, RUIZ also-asked to sce copies of

the Embassy bulletin and-in the. meantine suggested MARTINEZ
drawing a. parallel -between Gibralter and

context. cultural ‘activity is not Iimited to-art;-music and

literature but also includes public information media, The.

[ is already built up a series of press contacts

‘Cubtin’ Embassy “has

over the. past years and the Cuban Revolution seems to draw

‘a ready response in Spanish intellectual circles as

evidenced by the Spanish deicgates attending the Cultural

Congréss held in Havana from 4-11 January 1968, An expense-
paid trip is always attractive to be su

re but the delegates,

many of whom were not communists, were also, sympathetic to
the host, Accordingly, within the limits imposed by the
Station Madrid expects an increase in
action activities, of_the Cuban

the propaganda and political
official establishment,

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ACTION quid aL FURIES : . .

1. The new. Cuban Ambassador to ‘Spain, Orestes
Guillermo RUIZ. ‘Perez arrived in Madrid onthe Iberia flight
of 3 December’. "1967 accompanied by. his wife, Nilda, and three
pons. CALZADILLA, RUIZ's predecéssor had not been a strong «

_>. administrator. and -had let thé various components of the .- .
“-.Cuban, official establishment in Spain run their own affairs.:
This fact plus the inevitable ‘tendency of a new-chief to be |
a "new broom" and rearrange things according.to his own
lights, led Station Madrid to expect some ‘changes particularly
within the Embassy, However, the. QUDOZE | and QUTIMID operations
“have shown RUIZ at least initidily to be an aggréssive and
well organized individual with: ideas of his own that clearly
reflect his background ‘in commercial affairs and pxepared to
make changes that promise to go beyond the superficial
sweeping of a new broom, Underlying RUIZ's actions and
proposais is the clear implication that he came to Madrid
with the specific task of upgrading the Cuban mission in
Spain both in terms of prestige and effectiveness, Station
- Madrid will transmit to the addressees the relevant
information on this program as it becomes available from the
QUDOZE and QUTIMID operations along with information on the
official Cuban personalities administering the program,

2.. A striking difference between RUIZ and his
predecessor was. noted in. the QUDOZE and QUTINID reports of
that first week, RUIZ ‘has no inhibitions over spending
money, Onc of the Embassy cars, a Peugeot was replaced with:

a new model and there was discussion of replacing the other ;
two Peugeots with new ones, Nilda, RUIZ's wife, was picked
up by the wife of GOVIN who turned $200 over to her to go-
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_ known department stores, RUIZ checked with GALLO, his :
deputy, en the proper clothés for diplomatic functions in ~
Madrid and’ an appointment was to ‘be made with a.tailor. a
Nilda-declared that the apartment where CALZADILLA and his
family had lived economically was inadequate and they
decided to look for a chalet, something very spacious and ~
well-priced, They subsequently seriously considered one

_ known to rent for 30,000 pesctas ($500) per month and then
‘turned it down, apparently for reasons other than price, A
new telex. machine. was erdercd for the Embassy. The technician
stated they. could installa teletype that could only receive,

not send, messages but this seemed acceptable,

3... On Monday; 4 December, 1967, thé day after his arrival,

R in Barcelona, Sevilla and :

’ Vigo to Madrid for a meeting. The order. was couched in terms
of “wanting to meet" them, but after their arrival on
Wednesday, 6. December, ail parties settled down to a detailed
-méeting.in which primary attention was given to administrative
matters; trade.and propaganda, The latter two subjects<will ,
be dealt: with in separate dispatches, On the administrative
side, RUIZ listened sympathetically to complaints about low
salaries,.old buildings and inadequats operating budgets and
concluded by asking: for a monthly report on receipts and
expenses and a report on the consuls! curzent needs, their
_monthly balances and their administrative activities,. The
printing and telephone bills were the two items of expense
that kept recurring throughout the discussions,

4, By the end of the week, RUIZ had prepared a report
on the situation he found in the Chancerry and the mtssion
in general for forwarding to Havana and which he first

-. discussed with his subordinates, lie started by assuring
them that he had "found great co-operation among all the
comrades in this mission" and declared that the staff was
complete, Apparently, RUIZ intends to make no personnel
changes and: Hector GALLO Portieles, who had previously been

on vacation,
flight.

He left Madrid on the 20 December 1967_Iberia

5, The Cuban mission has certain financial problems
since the present budget dates from previous years and does
‘not cover current expenses, However, the "new, economic - .
activities of the consulate" are expected to assist with the
problem, Here RUIZ is’ presumably referring to the pressure
brought to bear in November. 1967 by Cuban sympathizers in
the Spanish Foreign Office working through the Customs and
the Immigrazion Office! to force Cuban exiles to register
with the Cuban consulate and pay the $22.50 fee for a valid
passport. Inough exiles have responded to this pressure to
relieve some of the financial problems of the Cuban mission,
This source of income will last as long as the Cubans’ friends
in the Foreign. Ministry are able to assist then, .

6. The reception of Cuban official travelers at the
airport and the handling of Embassy pouches poses a
continuing administrative problem for the Embassy, Jose

“dévoic_himself exclusively ‘to taking care of the couriers
and their pouches when any cone in, leaving visitors to fend
This situation has been: alleviated by :

for themselves, ,
other. Embassy staff: members jaunting out to the airport at

will to meet the incoming planes. Now, RUIZ has declared
that the rest of the staff must stay in the Embassy because
they have a work planito fulfill. Thus, he has left himself
with an unresolved problem he must face in the very near
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7... The new. Ambassador ‘concluded his report with three

recommendations; . .

a. “Rent another building where. the Chancillary,
‘the Commercial Office, the Consulate and the
Cubana Offices can all be housed instead of |

_-be ing: dispersed ‘in separate buildings as they.
are now;

‘bp, Rent or préferably buy a yesidence for the Chief
of Mission, The one they now ‘have is. not
adequate; .

ee sénd another person from. Cuba who has the.
_ background’ to: take: care of scientific work plus
- continuing. thé contacts the Mission will ‘have
L . : Nee .. already: :made.. In view of -RUIZ's previous
Soe ao . .. ‘statement ‘on. the ;-compieteness of the’ staff, such
os : _a person “would likely be a non-official"
representative of one of Cuba's cultural fronts
such as the Casa de’ las Américas,

8. RUIZ ‘concluded his remarks by saying that in Spain
there is a tremendous field for the Cubans, they have no
language problem and they can do a great work, Such is the
goul RUIZ has. proclaimed and that Station Madrid believes

he was ‘sent to attain.

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. Oresses*Guillermo RUIZ Perez, 201- 735296." Infornation: pertaining
to RUIZ :Peréz, is as follows: ; , .

rs ie a. In ‘August - 1963, RUIZ was “appointed Cuban Commercial

: : Counsellor at Mexico City, and ‘was believed to be a G-2 official
atteroting to infiltrate-counterrevolutionary groups based in,

‘ Mexico, . (UFGA-11065, dated 16 September 1963, and UFGA- 11445,

yee dated 23 September 1963. )

b. In 1964 an attenpt was made to establish com-
. munications with RUIZ through Antonio VECIANA, an uncle of RUIZ‘
: wife, VECIANA stated that neither he.nor meabers: of his family
oe, were in correspondence with RUIZ, and that he was unwilling to act
as a “"go-between," (UFGA-19006, dated 21 December 1964.)

_ 7 | : : c, A Headquarters'"WATCHLIST" card, dated 1 June 1965,
indicates thut RUIZ was believed to be assigned to the General ~~ wae
Directorate of Intelligence, Ministry of Interior, in Havana, : .

a sO 2, AMOT traces pertaining to Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez,

and an evaluation of his new assignment are attached,

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REF: AR229,, 30 Nov. 1967

“h ‘Francisco CALZ SADILLA Thinez has not been an ‘attache at tho Cuban
Embassy: in Hadrid but rather tho head of tho tmmssy as with his.
rank of Hinister FPlenipotenciary Ao has. alwaye acted ad Charge at:

Mfatros Ad int, in Spaine: Tre, ; o

’ Since the ond of. 1959, aftor the incident which took place in
abe ChQ TV station in Havana bet:iaon Fidel CASTHG and tho thon An-
bassador-of Spain to Cuba, Juan “adbdlo de LOJiiDIO, and tne subse=
quent recall of Dr, Joso NIRO Cardona who, at thit timo, was Cuban ©
Anbassador te Spain, both countries havo kept persons. with a rank
of.loss ‘than anbassador as the hoads of their respective embassies,

3, If Orestes Guillermo WIZ Perez is replacing CALZADILLA Hunez,
he will do so as Charve ataffairos a.i. If wa take into considera-
tion the ract that KJI% Perez, since August 1963, nas been holding
position of confidunco in the Cuban Governnent in the ficlds of
econcniics and ccomsorce, such as Commercial Counselor in iexico

. and Vico-lhinister in tho Hinistry of Foreign Trade, firat in ade
ninistration and afterwards in economy, it can be presuned that hoe
has couplets Imowlodze of tho comaercial policios of the Cuban

Govornnent.

h. Fron the above, it is believed that the designation of RUIZ

Perez to be in chargo of the Cuban irbarsy in spain. rioans that the
Cupan Govormiont in anxious to intensify even moro its comercial
exchanse with Spain and for this roason is sendin; as its top re-

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F-81219, 5 Doc. 1967

| SUBJECT: - Francisco CALZADILLA'S réplacenont in. Spain (cont, )

prosvutative {n'Spain & spectalist in international cernmerce. “As

' 8uch;-ho can not. only fertilize the Sround for tho above Purpose “but
-@lso tuko a principal part in the cenversations which at this time

aro aliisys held by cormerefal dolesations of both éountries, with a

. wlew to commercial trade between the tio countries,

5. “Following: are the file traces we have on RUIZ Péreds.

 Ofestes Gutter ReTZ Perez: :E<2132, Information about hin,
I-21, 30 Oct. lyohy a Fe

HE-2251, Information about hin and file traces, I-31,:17 lov. 196),

. Sommorcial Counsolor at tho Cuban Zubssay in Mexico tn Nov, 1963.

Address: ¥ranetaco Harquoz Io. 160 (“olonia Condesa), Mexico, D,P,
(Source: Cu inn Diplomatic and “onsular Hissicas Abroad, 25 Feb, 65,

EL-43h2, List of Nintsters and Vice~iintsters of the Cuban Govt.,
26 Oct. 1955, peyo J, oo . : : :

Vice-Hintater of the MINGCEX. One of the hoad persons prosont at

& meeting held by the Workors of the MINCEX on 8 Peb. 1956 to express
thein Solidarity with the Stutenents made by the Prine Hinlster in
Yeply to the Red: Chinese Govornzent, (Source: 2 Mundo and Granna,

9 Fob. 1966.) :

Member of the. Cuban Delezation at the Second session of the Pulvorian-

’ Cuban Intersovernnental Commission for Eeononte anid Sclontific-‘ech-

nical “ollaboration, held on 17 rob, 1966 in Havana, | (Soureos Ly hundo,
18 Fed; 1955, ) . . ”

EE-5349, Study on the Structure of tae Cuban Vovt., I-31, 23 Juno 1966,

Vico~itinister of Politteal Econony of the NTHCEX, Supporter of the
regime. Born in 1928 2pprox, “shite, About S'S" tall, voishins a bout
130 pounds, Blend hair snd dlue cyes. “arried. Lived in savana Hun,
Dist. ana Vrovince, (Source? Debriefin:: of Denilo PIEDRA fiurplerre,
I-42, 27 dec, 1956. ) : ;

eos

Orestes RUIZ Peron; CC-666, Trayol Hevana-iiexico,

a ite Peren ;
Travelled ‘iavana-Hexico on 2] Nay 1964. pp, 63487. (Source: ¢cA pass
Sensor manifest,) ; .

Yutllemo Orentes RITZ Pera: Cutan, U2 years of 450. Come to
‘take the place or +npique VoGa Perez, fonier attache at the Cuban en.
bassyin Mexico, _ PP AD@53/L87 Giplomstie. arrived in Kexleo on 29 Koy,

"993, (Source: Passenser nanifests, }

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_ . ; ‘TE-6119, 5 Roa. 67
; SUBJEC?: CALZANILLA "3 replacenent (cont, ) ;
Lobe. Batyermoe RUIZ Poroz: “tnancial Dirictor of kconony of tho Ministry
‘ of Finance, (Source: iloy, ‘12 bee, 1952.) © SS _¢ :
‘Vice-“intator of NUUCLX. Cno of. the loading persona present at an
event to vive prizos to 154 cane cutters of the different onterprises
— Of MENCEX who worked during tho Fifth People's *arvoot. (Sources :

1. Aug. 1965.) _ .
'FeShyTLy, Inforna thon about ‘enon DCHEST:.VEZ Dominguez, E-15, 17 liov. 65.

One of the loading. persons sho, too: part in an € vent’ held.at the -
“National Associatlon of Lavycrs of Havana on 23 March. 1966. (Sources

Granma,eand 11 Mundo, 2 March 1965,

Guillermo RUIZ: Hend of the office of tho economic xroup of Tinanco
7 Ministry. “Vorainist, 2, (Source: Joso PAZ ilovas, 17 Jan. 1962.) an

Militisman, Active Cormunist, Head of tho Departnent of Study end
Exponses of tho Constitution of the “Imanco Ministry. (Source: AA-365,
20 Aus. 1962.) © °° ; oe , :

Vico-Hinistry of HIWCEX, Attended the signing of a commercial trenty

‘between Cuba and Bulgaria for the perfod 1965-1970, (Source: Bohe:fa, .

Sept. 1954.) . ;

Attonded a dinner given by the HINCEX in honor of Lts vanguard woricers
in the city of Havana, (Sourco: Revolucion, 13 Har. 1955.)

Vice-Hinistor in charge of administration of tho WINCEXS Member of
_ the Preparatory Committee for the Fourth Sorld Festival. (Sources
Radio ?rogreso, 15 Nar. 1965.) .

Attended the prraduation exercises of a school of the AINCKX. (Sources
Revolucten, 21 Sept, 1965.) .

_Viee-Hinistry of i-conony of the MICEX. Attended a neetiuy of workers
‘of tho ministry, (Source: Granria, 9 Fob. 1956, ) ;

Vice Kinister of Foroisn Trade. Recoived offiotals fron Suleuria shen
they arrived in Havana by plane, (Source: Granma, 11 Feb. 1966) .

Nomber of tho Cuban delegation which tcok part in the second session of |:
tho Pulserlan-Cuban Inter overnmental Commission for Eeonente end ot
Sclentific-Tochnical Collaboration, held in Havana, (Source: Granma, -*. ;

. 18 Feb. 1458.) : . ~ ;

Momber. of tho Cuban delegation that bezan conversations socaly with :
the Bulsearien Ninister in Havana, with a yilew to the signin: of the F
Protocol of Collaboration botween the tyvo ecuntries, (Source: Radio i
Progreso, 18 Feb, 196%.) . :

Was present when Lachezar AVEANOV, ministor and membor of the focraturiat

of the cc of the pv of Yuluerta, visttad Presicent DORPICOS. (Source:

Granza, 20 seb, 1966,


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Arrived tetany tn Santi: 4 fe Sut with tha grouy witch fneluded tho
‘Hintster end Socrotary of the CC of the Pc of Bul: sarua. ‘(Sources -
Granna, 20 Feb, 1965.) ce oo, co :

Proserit at tho affoix hold ate the TIVOEX: aon 27 Nay. 1985. to began
@ course on. corba tive ‘Preperation. CG ‘ource: El Nunte, 29 May 1956.)

Prosicod. oves. tho. general essexbly of ‘the workera of the NUICEX held | .
yesterday efternoon. ASource: Sil) 12 July 1965.)

; Rocoived the ‘Mintoter of me =X, Dr. iarcolo Fi: TNANDS, Font, _ wion the.
latter rets=med fron the USS where die. was a menber of the Cuban
dolezatica to tho celebrat! of. the 49th anniversary of the ‘Russian

Revolutions: (Source: HE} Mur or 16 ove 1966.)

went to’ the Jose fHarti Airport ‘to receive the ‘Pulgarisa Vice-Iinfater
of. Foroiga 7 Trade. (Source? id Hundo, 7 ce 1566.) -

Vicostiinist ter of Teonony of the MINGEX and prasicent of the Cuban
dologation witch took part in the sie snin of, tho cenmerclal protocol
for 1957 between Cuba and Poland. Kent to the alrpors to recoive
Harlan DiOsNe: SK, ‘ico iiniscer of rordluin Trade of Poland, (fources

oe Granna, 8 van 1957, )

ilo isned . the commercial treat; betyucen Cuba pnd Peland. for the Cuben
Yovornment.s (Sources Sadlo Fro, rese, ly Jan. 1967)

Vica-Ninister of Toreivun Traces, wigned a comucrefal treaty for 1967
between Suda and Poland. (lcurcet vranaa, My, Jan. 1647.)

: At tho airport to roceive tho Cuban deloeation headed by Marcelo
! FERNANDES watch waa returain; from Moscow. (Sourcé: U2 a, 3 Feb. 67.) °

EX. (Source: I-S1, 2h Apr. 1967.)

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For Your Information

. 1. The earliest information in tho file of Guillermo RUIZ
’ Perez, born -1931,.i8- that he was in exile in Mexico during the.
BATISTA rogime, In April 1962; he was described.by a refugee
who. “waa a former co-worker as a militiaman and a nilitant connunist
‘who was Chief of the Department of Congtruction ixpenses Studies,
- Offices of Financial: Statistics, Ministry of Treasury, RUIZ.
arrived in Mexico City in August 1963 as Commercial Counsellor.
Shortly thereafter, AMTIKI/1,. ‘a reliable JMWAVE asset, stated
he had received a letter from a friend inCuba who stated thot
RUIZ was .a "G-2" member sent to Mexico to infiltrate counter~
revolutionary groups. In January 1964, LITAHIL/9, .a reliable
Mexico Station asset, reported that RUIZ of the commercial office

_ was emerging as a fanatical Fidelista.

2, In April 1964, the AHCTS contacted seversl members of
the VECIANA family: (relatives of Nilda VECIANA Lopez, wife of
Guillermo RUIZ) who live in Miami to see if any one of them
would be willing to contact RUIZ for purposes of recruitment.

Distribution: |
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C-O-N-T-I-N-U-E-D °

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

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CROSS REFTREECE TO

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12 December 1967

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‘The::VECIANA fomily nenbers atated they do not correspond with
- ‘wot willing te contact RUIZ, and did not believe
“he “would cooperate, They Stated that RUIZ's father was.an
old guard ‘communist and: his brother (first name not given) -

' ‘was a momber of the Departaent. of State Security @SE, the
.Quban ioternal-intoliigence agency )- in Havatia., In Hay 1964,
AMWUG/1 stated. that. Giillerco ‘RUIZ Was one of “the pGr officials
. gtationed-io Mexico and ‘that he wa
“Asgence operations targetted against some neorby area."

3; RUIZ was" ‘Appoidted ‘Vico Minister for Economics of the

“Ministry of Foreign. ‘Trade-in* August 1964,: ‘and it % agsuned
t position wagal ‘appointed Cuban Ambassador ‘to

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“hanna IBERIA oat ON 18 NOV. “SOTO ON SAME FLIGHT.
2. QUAXE=1 REPORTS CALZADILLA TO’ BE REPLACED BY

(RUIZ CFNY), FORMER VICE RINISTER FOREIGN COMMERCE. -

" POSSIBLY IDEN ORESTES GUILLERMO RUIZ PEREZ, VICE MINISTER

OF ADMIN OF MINISTRY FOREIGN COMMERCE.

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B, MADRID 3287 (IN 05962)+* u: _
C, MADRID 3257 (IN 04629) +#* af
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